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4 Tips for Cleaning a Bean Bag Chair

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Keeping your bean bag chair clean doesn’t have to be difficult. On many styles, the outer cover can simply be removed and be washed with your regular laundry; but there are other ways you can keep them clean too. Here are four useful tips for washing a bean bag chair.
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Child-Friendly Home Makeovers that Prioritize Aesthetics and Safety

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As parents, we all want to create a safe and comfortable environment for our children to grow up in. However, that doesn’t mean we have to sacrifice style and aesthetics in the process. With a few simple home makeover ideas, you can create a child-friendly home that is both beautiful and safe. Continue reading Child-Friendly Home Makeovers that Prioritize Aesthetics and Safety

Eye On Design: Elizabeth Garouste, Auguste Buffet

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Elizabeth Garouste is a French designer known for her unique and imaginative approach to furniture and interior design. She gained recognition in the 1980s for her collaborations with interior designer Mattia Bonetti. Together, they formed the design duo Garouste & Bonetti, creating eclectic and artistic pieces that blended historical and contemporary elements. Continue reading Eye On Design: Elizabeth Garouste, Auguste Buffet

Eye On Design: Bone Chair By Joris Laarman

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Joris Laarman (b. 1979) is a contemporary Dutch designer known for his innovative and futuristic furniture designs. One of his most famous creations is the Bone Chair, which gained considerable attention in the design world.
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Eye On Design: FSW Folding Screen By Charles and Ray Eames

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Recalling the organic folds of heavy drapery, the self-supporting FSW Folding Screen by Charles and Ray Eames (1946) offers an elegant way to divide a room by screening off objects and activities. The screen could also serve as a backdrop for other furniture.
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